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The more abortion debates center around babies developed enough to think and feel and resemble adorable newborns, the more pro-lifers gain a nigh-insurmountable advantage. The savvier pro-aborts clumsily try to change the subject or qualify that of course they’d only allow abortions for extreme medical circumstances late in pregnancy (which isn’t true, but that’s another [...] Continue Reading → |
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How’s that working out for Russia? Continue Reading → |
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Jim Caviezel, famed for his role as Christ in The Passion, and currently starring as the leading man in TV’s Person of Interest, is no stranger to being, well, different in Hollywood. From his publicly Catholic faith to his committed pro-life views, he stands in stark contrast to the typical movie star. Caviezel’s personal life is even more remarkable than his incredible [...] Continue Reading → |
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Today Live Action posted a new graphic to its Facebook page that posed an interesting question. You can see the graphic below. Leave your thoughts in the comment section below. Continue Reading → |
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If the Watergate scandal went down as one of the worst in history, the recently revealed series of government abuses nicknamed “IRSGate” is on its way to becoming just as infamous, as details of rampant targeting and harassment of American entities (run, of course, by American citizens), based purely on the organizations’ or citizens’ political [...] Continue Reading → |
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26-year-old Remee Lee says she was “elated” when she discovered she was pregnant with her first child. She and her boyfriend, John Andrew Welden, had broken up once already, but reunited in February. She knew she loved Andrew and wanted to keep the baby. But when she told him, he didn’t take the news very [...] Continue Reading → |
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Not a one-size-fits-all. Continue Reading → |
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During the last two weeks since the national spotlight centered on Kermit Gosnell, the now infamous late-term abortionist who faced murder charges for severing the spinal cords of live children after birthing them in his abortion clinic, America’s eyes have been trained on the Gosnell jury as we waited for the fate of this man [...] Continue Reading → |
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For several weeks now, LiveAction has been publishing a series of articles revealing the secret horror taking place inside abortion clinics – the deliberate murder of infants born alive following a failed abortion. (LifeSiteNews has reprinted and cataloged this series here.) Gruesome testimonies of nurses forced to ignore infants gasping for breath, or covered in [...] Continue Reading → |
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A new Gallup poll asked respondents if they thought most Americans were pro-choice or pro-life. 51% believed that most Americans were pro-choice — an inaccurate belief, as the percentage of pro-life Americans is actually slightly higher than the percentage of pro-choice Americans. Clearly, there is a vast misjudgment of where this country stands on the [...] Continue Reading → |
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There are nearly 91 abortion providers in the state of Florida. Had any one of them killed Remee Lee’s unborn baby, it would have been business as usual. There would be no notice, no attention would be paid to the abortion, and it would be completely legal. But Lee’s unborn baby was not killed in [...] Continue Reading → |
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According to Vicki Saporta, president of the National Abortion Federation, the “abortion stigma” is to blame for Kermit Gosnell’s now-notorious house of horrors. In a rather weak column for USA Today, Saporta tries to claim that abortion is totally safe and that Kermit Gosnell is just an aberration, an anomaly. If only those icky pro-lifers [...] Continue Reading → |
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The holy grail? Continue Reading → |
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Wonder why. Continue Reading → |
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Hundreds of people attend. Continue Reading → |
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No consequences. Continue Reading → |
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But is our society this insane? Continue Reading → |
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A national embarrassment. Continue Reading → |
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Hope for repentance. Continue Reading → |
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Bad news for women. Continue Reading → |



















